Update For Newsletter 17th of July.
Good morning,
Today is Tuesday the 14th of July, 2020.
Starting my update for the 17th of July.
This Photo below was taken by a friend at Central Station, Sydney, last night.
A Great looking machine in my Opinion.
It is time for me to tell you a little about this Newsletter.
The first one was created mid-year 2018, with the first one released in July 2018.
The Reason I started this Newsletter/Blog Page is I wanted it to be a little different to others that were current at the time. The main reason was My Partner and I have been traveling in a Dual Cab D Max, towing a Jayco Caravan.
While traveling we were able to get lots of Photos, as well as lots of Railway Station Photos.
So I thought this Newsletter would be a good idea to bring the Photos to the Public. Since starting this creation, I now do Special Features which covers many aspects of the Railways.
I am a very Humble person and thought it would be a good idea to share the Photos for others who are not so fortunate. We have traveled many thousands of Kilometres in 5 states, as we have not been to WA or Tasmania as of yet.
For something I did not expect to take off, It has been a Huge success, so it is Many, many thanks to all those who have shown an Interest in what I have created.
HAVE A FANTASTIC DAY.
Good Morning,
Yesterday was a great Day.
Did a Photo shoot at the Walcha Railway Station.
Here is a small set from the shoot, a very cold afternoon.
Received an email about the Girilambone Railway Station yesterday. More information will be posted here later today about progress at the Station Project.
Have started the Write Ups/Stories for the Adelaide Railway Station and the Exmouth Railway Station.
Have also done Photo Updates on the following,
XPT's Part 1
XPT's Part 2
Sydney Museum Station
and Sydney St James Station.
The Last 8 Photos were taken in October 2002.
Checking out for this Post.
More Info to come this afternoon.
Regards,
Brian Leedham.
Creator of the Number 1 Newsletter for Australian Historic and Heritage Railway Stations.
From the Port Macquarie area of New South Wales.
If you want to read all the Posts, Click on "More Posts" at the bottom of each Page.
Today is Tuesday the 14th of July, 2020.
Starting my update for the 17th of July.
This Photo below was taken by a friend at Central Station, Sydney, last night.
It is time for me to tell you a little about this Newsletter.
The first one was created mid-year 2018, with the first one released in July 2018.
The Reason I started this Newsletter/Blog Page is I wanted it to be a little different to others that were current at the time. The main reason was My Partner and I have been traveling in a Dual Cab D Max, towing a Jayco Caravan.
While traveling we were able to get lots of Photos, as well as lots of Railway Station Photos.
So I thought this Newsletter would be a good idea to bring the Photos to the Public. Since starting this creation, I now do Special Features which covers many aspects of the Railways.
I am a very Humble person and thought it would be a good idea to share the Photos for others who are not so fortunate. We have traveled many thousands of Kilometres in 5 states, as we have not been to WA or Tasmania as of yet.
For something I did not expect to take off, It has been a Huge success, so it is Many, many thanks to all those who have shown an Interest in what I have created.
HAVE A FANTASTIC DAY.
Good Morning,
Yesterday was a great Day.
Did a Photo shoot at the Walcha Railway Station.
Here is a small set from the shoot, a very cold afternoon.
Received an email about the Girilambone Railway Station yesterday. More information will be posted here later today about progress at the Station Project.
Have started the Write Ups/Stories for the Adelaide Railway Station and the Exmouth Railway Station.
Have also done Photo Updates on the following,
XPT's Part 1
XPT's Part 2
Sydney Museum Station
and Sydney St James Station.
Checking out for this Post.
More Info to come this afternoon.
Regards,
Brian Leedham.
Creator of the Number 1 Newsletter for Australian Historic and Heritage Railway Stations.
From the Port Macquarie area of New South Wales.
If you want to read all the Posts, Click on "More Posts" at the bottom of each Page.
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